Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16

ment officers OF the w. X. q.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. NJ. to-day, at their salesroom, 927 X
street, six rooms of choice furniture, car
pets, ETC., removed to salesroom for con-
venience. Also, kitchen utensils, crockery,
glassware, tinware, patent ware, etc. Also,
fine painting of The Vicar of Wakefield"
Also, one brown st. Clair mare, five years
old, gentle and kind; drives single or
double. Also, top and open buggies, buck
board, etc. In another lot there will be
sold an elegant walnut marble-top bedroom
suite, five parlor sets, two body Brussels
and one large tapestry carpet, ball and
Vienna settee, fine secretary and bookcase
combined, large mahogany desk.
HIGH SCHOOL BoYs ON THE DIAMOND
Yesterday afternoon, at Thirteenth and 5
streets, an interesting game of baseball was
played between the High School senior
grade nine and a picked nine from the
junior and middle grades. The game was
one of brilliant plays, and lots of them.
The mines were well matched, as shown by
the score of to in favor of the seniors.
The seniors feel highly elated at their vic
tory, because in all other contests they
were deeply showed under" II. NJ La
Rue, Jr., of the University, umpired during
the entire game, and gave satisfaction to
all concerned.
KNIGHTS DE LABOR PIcNIc.-The first
anniversary picnic of L. A. No 1889,
Knights of Labor, will be held at Beach's
Grove on Sunday, May LIST. The steamer
San Joaquin, No. 4, one of the most power
fIrl boats on ha ri and n no will ha
used to convey the excursionists to the
grounds. Music will be furnished by the
First Artillery Band. Among the many
amusements will be clay pigeon-shooting.
There will be a handsome coupon prize, as
well as prizes for games. No liquors sold
on the grounds.
BASEBALL To-MoRRow. = The second
game of the California League series in
Sacramento will be played tomorrow
afternoon at Agricultural Park between
the Pioneers, of San Francisco, and the
Atlas, of this city. Gagus and Carroll will
form the battery for the visiting nine, and
Lovett will occupy the box for the Atlas
during the first part of the game.
ScHLIEMANN's SENTENCE.-Chief Dillman
received dispatch yesterday afternoon
from ]. C. Franks, United States Marshal,
stating that Judge Hoffman had sentenced
Earnest +. Schliemann, the Woodland
Postoffice-order operator, who pleaded
guilty on Wednesday, to three years hard
labor at San Quentin.
EXCURSION TO MoNrAGUE.-A grand ex-
custom, with the fare for the round tip in
Guiding sleepers, will leave San Francisco
for Montague on the 22d inst. The sale of
town lots in Montague will take place on
the 23d. l. ling cars accompany the ex-
cursion.
CoURsING MATcH.-The coursing match
postponed from last Sunday will take place
at Whitcomb's Ranch tomorrow. The
drawing of dogs selection of judges, etc,
will take place at o'clock this evening at
the Crystal Palace Saloon, No. 906 street.
LECTURE BY Dr. BARRows.-Rev. Charles
Dana Barrows, D. D., of San Francisco,
will deliver free lecture in the Congrega-
tionai Church tomorrow evening. at 7:30
o'clock, upon Savonarola and the Flor
entine Struggle
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